- LEGO DUPLO bricks and figures are colorful, sturdy and safe for smaller hands
- Includes Jessie and her trusty steed Bullseye
- Little hands love colorful, sturdy and safe LEGO DUPLO bricks and figures
- Features Sheriff?s office sign, chair, table and flower elements
- Jessie figure measures over 2?, Bullseye measures over 3?
- Contains 18 pieces
Product Description
Its Jessie and Bullseye to the rescue! Its time for adventure and fun in the Wild West! When the call goes out for help, Jessie and Bullseye are always ready to ride out from the Sheriffs offi ce. Theyll solve any problem, no matter how big or small! LEGO DUPLO bricks and figures are colorful, sturdy and safe for smaller hands. Includes Jessie and Bullseye DUPLO figures.... Click Here For More Info >>
LEGO DUPLO Toy Story Jessie's Roundup 5657
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- Put the control of speed and power into kids hands
- Kids can now race with Buzz Lightyear from the movie Toy Story
- Shake him up to start their engines and hear him say cool phrases-just like in the movie
- The more you shake him up, the longer they go-up to 20'
- Collect both Buzz Lightyear and Woody
Product Description
To infinity and beyond! Buzz Lightyear with Rocket Ship Shake 'N Go Car. Just shake them up to start their engines and hear them say cool phrases - just like in the movie! Then let them go and watch them race. The more you shake them up; the longer they go-up to 20 feet! Requires 3 AA (LR6 Alkaline)and 1;5V batteries for each car(not included).Since 1930; Fisher-Price has been in business to create toys that fascinate and stimulate a child's imagination. Fisher-Price was founded in 1930; hardly the best time to launch a new business as the shadows of the Depression still loomed over American business. Still; Herman Fisher; Irving Price and Helen Schelle combined their diverse manufacturing and retailing experience to create a toy company and confidently brought 16 wooden toys to the International Toy Fair in New York City. The whimsical nature and magical surprises of those first Fisher-Price toys quickly caught on and became the hallmarks of Fisher-Price ... Click Here For More Info >>
Fisher-Price Shake ‘n Go! Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 Buzz Lightyear
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- Lights, sounds, talking, and a fun sing-along song help little imaginations take flight while they learn about high and low
- Little People figures wiggle and wobble as kids spin the wheel, and the easy-carry handle helps pretend flights soar
- Includes plane and 3 Little People figures: Mia, Roberto, and a pilot
- Part of the World of Little People System
- 3 AA batteries required (not included)
Product Description
This Fisher Price - Little People Lil' Movers Airplane features lights; sounds, talking, and a fun sing-along song help little imaginations take flight. It includes plane and 3 people. It requires 3 AA batteries for lights and sound, which are not included.Editorial Review
"Ready for take-off…here we go!" Diminutive pilots in training can let their imagination take flight with this stocky, swooshy, wiggly-wobbly airplane. Measuring 12 inches nose to tail, and 8 inches from wingtip to wingtip, this sturdy plastic plane features a pilot, two passengers, a piece of luggage, a door that opens, six windows, including the pilot’s windshield, a handle over the cut-out top, working wheels (which make the pilot and passengers go up and down as if encountering turbulence), and the obligatory face on the front of the craft. Push down on the pilot in her seat (yes, her seat…we are in the 21st century, you know!) for flashing lights, a tune, flight att... Click Here For More Info >>
Fisher-Price Little People Lil' Movers Airplane
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